Using unlocker, etc, I was easily able to create a Mac workstation (what the hell do you call this - mac, macos, apple, mac VM? lol, I don't have the lingo down right.). Plus, there was some s/w I wanted to try that would only work on the mac. As a developer, I always have an interest in learning new things, and some of my co-workers are Apple advocates. One of these VMs was a macOS High Sierra install.

So, I have a fairly high end laptop that has enabled me to push much of my development environment into virtual machines. VMware Tools installer from darwin.iso does not proceed with installation on MAC OS X guest operating systems versions earlier than 10.11.īear with me please, the vmware site is almost hopeless, so I ran across insanelymac.VMware Tools installer from darwinPre15.iso does not proceed with installation on MAC OS X guest operating systems versions 10.11 or later.VMware Tools installer from linux.iso does not proceed with installation on Linux guest operating system versions earlier than RHEL5, SLES 11, Ubuntu 10.04, and other Linux distributions with glibc version earlier than 2.5.VMware Tools installer from winPreVista.iso does not proceed with the installation on Windows Vista and later.It does not proceed with the installation on guest operating systems earlier than Windows Vista. VMware Tools installer from windows.iso automatically detects the windows version.If the latest version has not been downloaded or if no VMware Tools ISO file for that operating system has ever been downloaded, you are prompted to download the file. When you select the command to install or upgrade VMware Tools, the VMware product determines whether it has downloaded the most recent version of the ISO file for the specific operating system. The most recent versions of the ISO files are stored on a VMware Web site.

Darwin.iso for mac os 10.13.4